Radically Rethinking Marriage

Authors

  • Nicola J. Barker University of Kent
  • Suzanne Lenon University of Lethbridge

Keywords:

Marriage, monogamy, polygamy, sado-masochism, polyamory, customary marriage, conjugality, consummation, same-sex marriage, prenuptial agreements, cohabitation, consent to sex, colonialism, domestic violence, kink, Matrimonio, monogamia, poligamia

Abstract

This special issue of the Onati Socio-Legal Series offers inter-disciplinary, feminist perspectives that collectively ‘re-think’ the institution of marriage, not only in the field of legal discourse and institutions but also in the humanities and social sciences as well as through activisms. With a focus on jurisdictions in Europe, North America and Africa, the articles included in this issue challenge normative assumptions about marriage, reconsider forms of conjugality, re-write judicial interpretations and problematize legal and activist interventions and reasonings.

Este número especial de la Oñati Socio-legal Series ofrece perspectivas interdisciplinarias y feministas que "re-piensan" colectivamente la institución del matrimonio, no sólo en el campo del discurso jurídico y las instituciones, sino también en las humanidades y ciencias sociales, así como en los activismos. Enfocándose en las jurisdicciones de Europa, América del Norte y África, los artículos incluidos en este número cuestionan las asunciones normativas sobre el matrimonio, reconsideran las formas de la conyugalidad, reescriben las interpretaciones judiciales y problematizan las intervenciones y razonamientos legales y activistas.

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How to Cite

Barker, N. J. and Lenon, S. (2016) “Radically Rethinking Marriage”, Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 6(6), pp. 1193–1195. Available at: https://opo.iisj.net/index.php/osls/article/view/871 (Accessed: 22 December 2024).

Issue

Vol. 6 No. 6 (2016): Radically Rethinking Marriage

Section

Introduction

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